He said the casino was out of line to tell him he stinks in front of other patrons.>>
I didn't know they were playing poker in the bathroom.
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He said the casino was out of line to tell him he stinks in front of other patrons.>>
I didn't know they were playing poker in the bathroom.
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Wiseacre response notwithstanding, it sounds like
management tried to resolve the olfactory offense
issue in as much "private" as a restroom provides.
The dude allows as how he stinks, for good reason
(not related to poker specifically, but rather the exigency
of the activity) and now wishes to whinge about the wishes
of his fellow players. Management appears to have
done what they can to accommodate all their players; more
power to 'em.
Being asked to douche yer pits does not imply that a
room with washing facilities beyond those found in a
restroom were proffered or available.
Deal, O stenchy one.
And now, almost unrelated, I did see a creature I dubbed
"Count Scrofula," due to his disheveled appearance and
siren odure (hyped) checking for available credits
on abandoned machines at CLV later in the Diamond
Lounge (!!??!!). The wait staff there inquired
of/responded to concerns of nearby patrons by proffering
a "fan" (N.B.: This was a floor-standing good-sized fan
to whisk the aroma of Count Scrofula, obviously a good
player, to the nether regions of Caesar's Empire).
Summary: It takes all kinds. Really... trust me.
>>He said the casino was out of line to tell him he stinks in front
of other patrons.>>
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Sonova Fitch <sonovafitch@...> wrote:
I didn't know they were playing poker in the bathroom.
If they gave free room's to every one in Atlantic City with body odor, the homeless would be off the street and there would be no room for players at the Borgota.
A lot of homeless people sit in the casino's and sleep, and play a quarter or two if security wakes them up. Some of them have bad B.O.
I can see the Borgota not wanting to start a trend, but if this guy was really a player, it might have been better P.R. to just give him a room if there was one.
Ned C.
The Wild Joker
--- On Thu, 8/14/08, busbyb <vpfree@busbang.net> wrote:
From: busbyb <vpfree@busbang.net>
Subject: [vpFREE] Re:Stinky Gambler wants free room and apology
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, August 14, 2008, 6:41 PM
Wiseacre response notwithstanding, it sounds like
management tried to resolve the olfactory offense
issue in as much "private" as a restroom provides.
The dude allows as how he stinks, for good reason
(not related to poker specifically, but rather the exigency
of the activity) and now wishes to whinge about the wishes
of his fellow players. Management appears to have
done what they can to accommodate all their players; more
power to 'em.
Being asked to douche yer pits does not imply that a
room with washing facilities beyond those found in a
restroom were proffered or available.
Deal, O stenchy one.
And now, almost unrelated, I did see a creature I dubbed
"Count Scrofula," due to his disheveled appearance and
siren odure (hyped) checking for available credits
on abandoned machines at CLV later in the Diamond
Lounge (!!??!!). The wait staff there inquired
of/responded to concerns of nearby patrons by proffering
a "fan" (N.B.: This was a floor-standing good-sized fan
to whisk the aroma of Count Scrofula, obviously a good
player, to the nether regions of Caesar's Empire).
Summary: It takes all kinds. Really... trust me.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups. com, Sonova Fitch <sonovafitch@ ...> wrote:
>>He said the casino was out of line to tell him he stinks in front
of other patrons.>>
I didn't know they were playing poker in the bathroom.
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